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【题目】假如你是新华中学的学生李华，最近看到一所外语培训学校招聘兼职辅导员（part-time tutors）的 广告，想在高考结束后去应聘， 请根据下列提示写一封求职信。

提示：1. 自身优势（擅长英语口语和写作，担任班长团结同学、乐于助人）；

2. 应聘理由（想充分好利用假期时间，为大学挣学费并积累一些社会经验）；

3.想法及打算（希望成为一名教师，希望得到和别人合作的机会）。

注意1.可适当发挥以使行文连贯 2.词数：100左右（开头和结尾已给出，不计入总词数）

Dear Sir or Madam,

Yours truly,

Li Hua

【答案】

One possible version:

Dear Sir or Madam,

I am writing to apply for a part-time tutor wanted in your English training school and I’d like to have a try. I am a student who is to graduate from senior high school soon. I do very well in my English lessons, especially in both oral and written English. Besides, I’m a monitor and often help others with many things. Before going to university, I will have a long holiday, during which I’m determined to do a part-time job like this to make the best of it. What’s more, I can earn some money for my future studies. Last but not least, I can get some valuable social experience. I’m going to work hard at my job and I can also be a good teacher. I hope I will have a chance to cooperate with you.

I’m looking forward to your reply.

Your truly,

Li Hua

【解析】

试题分析：分析要求可知，外语培训学校招聘兼职辅导员，李华想去应聘，这是一则应聘书信。短文应该主要用一般现在时，用第一人称来回信。另外，还应该尽量多使用较高级的词汇和短语以及固定句式，注意句子之间的连贯性。

【亮点说明】文中用了一些高级的短语和句式。如：apply for, have a try, do well in, especially, besides, be determined to do , last but not least, valuable, what’s more, during which I’m determined to do a part-time job like this to make the best of it.等都很不错。

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